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mut. Muth's

Wirtbf9at unb Gon5ert.p o.
billion auf benz Commencement. 5iigel
III Der beliebte 8eriammlungsort beuts
i6er Gamilien. Ser plaB lit angenebm
unb fiibl unb bic @etrdnfe fint bic pors
atigli1Hen. Die B%ebienung 1T anfs
merriam, 10 ba6 Sober, Der Wfutbs
@arten beiu6t, ii9 bort moblbeinben
wirb. @eieli9aften ulb 8ereine f6ns
men picsNies unb &rdn36en abbalten.
Man trift ffeis iebr quite 8eieaidaft
on. on Sonn= tpie on Wo6entagert.
Seben Sonntag 9a9mittag uno 4beno
9Dnaert. 20be33M
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EnIifprnin Meine.

WeinIiebbaber finben elm groBes 2as
ger BON feinen California Weinen bel
Serrn s. s. Meper am Wlanto
plasa. Serr Meper fudt bic @eine
on Ort uno STEELE aus u,.b fault brett
aus Dem Seller Ter Weinsiidter. als
gutter 9snner seIingt es ibm itets, bic
befien Sorten allsSupdblen. gr fam
feline 2unben u1o Gamilien nit einenl
guten Sropfen perieben. Rotbs uno
WeiBneine in porsiisli6er Auatttdt
BON iebt ab $1.00 per 8alOne = frei
ins Saus geliefert.
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Rctm amodem.Retee en- mtebr.

GOparb SbepberO in Sarrisburs, Su., fast /:
pa Der @ebraud bes electric Bitter 70 ipObI.
tbdtise 6olsen fir mid bate, baltic id mid fur
perpfidtet, oies Der Ieibenoen Wenldbeit nit.
sntbeilen SD bate adt Sabre lang Elm boies
Sein uno meine aer;te bsbaupteten, bab ent-
incocr ner auoden seidabt ODER .as gein ab-
senommen peroen miiHe. Stntt beIIen aebraud>
ie id brsi GIai9en electric Bitter nnb I Sda6.
teln 8uflens Arniea. SaIbe unb meim gein IN
iebt sefuno.
electric Gitters pirb itets ben GrfoIa baden,
ber iir baislbe bsnnfprudt uire. Rur so
Gents bic 6laide bel u. Dreib.
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= Ser Bremier 6. .. Walfer BON
Dem Bel Wc9feil beraubten 3uge lit nit
mebrerer Mn6eru bonn 8abnperlonale
Der Mnf9t, BOB bic Mnfibrer Der Rdu.
Der gr=Mngeffelte Der Babn fiHb. Sic
entnabmen bies aus Deri9iebenen 4ns
belitungen, pel9e bic &duber ma6ten,
nobel fie te6Hif6e Iusbriide gebrau6s
ten unb cine genaue 8etannti6aft nit
ben ginri6tungen ber locomotive seigs
ten, pelfe ausf9lieBli9 itur ben prOs
~fefionellen befannt iinb.
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@aTertpremsea nit e@laudem.

perionem. ipeIde ii6 beim WaHers
iprengen Der S9IduGe 5eoienen wols
len, finb erfudt. fi9 in unierer Office
bic n6tbise 2i,ens auf elm Sabr-am
l. MGi beginnenb = au perf9afen, ba
fir fOl9en WaRersebrau6 cine Spes
siaIrate berefuet miro. Wer oiefer
anforberung ni6t na6tOmmt unb bic
boreeIG, isbenen 8ebingunsen nidt ers
fiflt, Iduft Gefabr. bab ibm bic Wai=
ier3ufubr abgef6nitteH mirb.
9ie @af5ertuerf 3umpagnie.
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= ginseiuntene Nuser, cine blei9e
@eii9tsfarbe, entttelenbe Nusi9ldge
aeiger an, oaB innerli9 ni9t NQes in
Orbnung lit. 8ertreibe ben l~auernben
,yeinb Deiner @eiunbbeit, inbem Su
Seih BIut bur9 Mpers Sara.
pariIIa reinief. Sc beilt grpiis
peIas. gcsema, SalsiuB, ausi9las
unb 6le1ten.
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- BON 9tuifin finb am -. fiiufsig
Raneer nod Wiegteia abgei6;dt NOR.
fei. um bic Observation-Disclosures gu pers
folsen.
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Sabres=Seram lung
Der gttiendre Der
LONE STAR BREWING Comply.

Sie idbrlide S|eriammluns Der 4ts
tiondre Der Conc Star Sreming Som.
pnnp mirb am Samifag ben 4. SUM-
1887 stpii6en 10 llbr Sormittas rnb
2 lIbr Na6mittag in Der Office Der
8eieui6aft slim 3wede Der g~ripdblung
BON fieben Direftoren fir bas Gisfals
iabr bonn 1. SUM 1887 biz /. Sum-
1888, ~abgebalten iuerben.
Geo. $. &aIteper, 8. 8. &mann,
Setretdr. prdfSent.
San Mntonio, 20. Mai 1887.
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elm Mdbden fir algsmeiue Sausars
belt (muB aud tOdeH f0nnen) in elmer
6amilie bon awei. gu. erfrageu 81
Martin StraBe, nabe SraOis part.
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BaS-2one Star Select" GIai9en'
Bier iOllte in feinem 9auie teblen!
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pds- Na6 bes Sages 2aft unb 5ibe
elm 8las 8 0 Star Bier! Sober
Saloon fiibrt es.
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Sn @alueifon traf ON 20. bic
erite G%arlaoung Mafermeloner elm.
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a6s-Oas Bones rWiener~
Bier iibertrifft an Site unb &einbeit
ole anberen 8ierel
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Die WaRertucrf 3umpa8tte.

Bds- Nerste empfeblen Grauen. 2ins
bern uno ACKNOWLEDGEMENT bas Gone
Star select" 6laf9enbier.
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SdlGmde! SdlGnde! SdlGnde !

@eiBe S6lduds gum eprinteIn Z
3oq Is Gent per Sub. S6tuar3e
Shlduhe, : 3oa Sur9meier Is. %
unb rs Gents per SUB BET
a1. 8. Suttcriioe 81 Co.,
plumber & 8asfitter,
6,5,4Mt No. 335 Souitoa Str.
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Ollir empfsbIen ben 2elern Der .Greie YreEe1
I'D Germ 3. Or. Gmerou, SuipeIisr,
aauimanu unb pfanbleiber. Or b~trtauft rb-
rem ju 2-s4 Dollars. @anoubren bon $500
eufparts, nit @arantie. Bel Gmerfon fanu
man nutbriusenb Sch erbaIten ober inbefiren.
Seiue Auuben biirsen bafir.
Barum buusris uno terlumpt berumlaufen,
iueit man BEL gmerion cine YiitoIe fur $3.50
befommea fam.
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ERASTUS REED.
2eicben > Sefatter

geIonbere 9orfebruueen iino 9stroTen nor
ben, nm eei9en seipinfdten Gaues mad irgsno
einem EbeiIe Der Ser. Staaten ober eanaoas
su ienoeu.
8eReuunssn fonnen aud Commensurate 81
unb IS binterIaTen tuerben. gromtpte Ausfub'
rung pirb berbirgt.
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Saneltngena Mdnnern
mtrs
gtd1ere Seilutt8 ~9aramtirt.

Die fdredliden BoIsen Der Susenbfanben,
@eiGIedtsIdpdde beruriadenb, pobur9 Self
unb a6rper ruinirt peroen,~ permanent ges
belt. 9~ersfIopfeu, Sdiidtenbeit, Saamen.
abfine, 6ebddtnieidipdde, 8erIuf Der Gner.
eie, sbueigune sessn Geienf9aft rno MeIan.
Dole sriinbIi9 tnrirt. Nerbeiratbete Mdnnsr,
ODER foIde, bic f9 serheiratbeu poIIen, bic in
GoIse bon Satisfaction In Der Sueenb on Dc.
f9Iedts- unb Aerbenf1pdde Ieiben, perben
eriinbIi9 flrirt. Refine NineraIien einsege.
ben. 5uuee Wldnner, bic ibrt Belt nit unfdbi.
gen geuten berTtnenbet unb fd) baburd arant>
beiteu oes aopfss. Der Aafe, bes Salfes, Der
Qeber, Qunsen, Ginseipeibe unb bes Masens
suse3ogen baberL perben idneI turirt. eabt
end uidt hur9 faIf9es edamsefibI abbaIteu,
fofort
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MatraBen>G abrifant II. upbplfterer
Gdenroth's @ebiube.
T.. Hole.

a15 10 Marftarabe, Gan gntOnio,
embfiebIt fid gum @einissn unb eeaen bon
Eeppiden. Iapeten iernen gut uno bilis ans
eeFtebt.
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gu ~bsfaisn. Inn nun u~uisren Scrraib bon 9erren.
idneu ais mSslid ausSuperfaufen n, uerben n
preiien lOsi&lusen. Die Yreiie werben bon
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-07-16

the evils complained Of by Mr.. George
can be corrected by the methods he
proposes. A better plan than the one
he suggests, would be to limit the
amount of land that any enc individual
could own to a certain number Of acres,
say 500, then make It a criminal of
fence to issue Watered railroad or 9TH
er stocks, then tax all stocks at 100
cents on the dollar; then adopt a grad
uated income tax then adjust the rev
enue laws so that all the revenue re-
quired to run this government should
be raised by tariff duties on whisky, to-
baocO, fine clothes, diamonds, jeWelry
and other luxuries mainly used by the
rich, while all tariff duties should be
taken of the necessaries Of life
largely used by the poor.
No, Brother Lamb, the HERALD edi-
tor is not a disciple of Henry George.
We have no words Of sarcasm nor Of
disrespect for that able writer, whose
motives we do not impugn, but we be-
Iieve his remedy for existing evils is
not the correct one. Mr.. POwderly's
and John Swinton's suggestions and
remedies and the position taken by the
Knights of Labor on the land question:
are wiser than Henry Georges, in our
opinion.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-07-16

Several newspapers have recently
suspended in this state, the last one
being the Minneapolis Daily Messenger.
1t was a bright, handsome. ably edited
sheet, and for a time it looked ike it
had come to stay but after brief ca
reer it1hrew up the sponge for want Of
patronage. The reason it suspended
was because there was no real demand
for it, and because it discarded the Co
operative or patent sheets, and at
tempted to print all at home, which
necessitated a heavy expense on the part
Of thepublishers. We notice that several
papers in Nebraska have also suspended
this summer. In all these cases they
are the newer ventures, papers started
within the past year or two in counties
or towns where there was no real de-
mand for them. While there is what
may be termed a "bOOm" in Western
Kansas and Nebraska, yet the past
year has been a disastrous one for
newly started newspapers. Though
the plucky proprietors ia some instan-
ees have printed papers nearly as big
as a bed-quiIt, and discarded patent in
sides, and furnished their patrons
paper that would compare with the
eastern city journal, yet all in vain
they had TO succumb, and after a few
months of brave struggling, they have
had to announce they we're compelled
to suspend for want Of sufficient patron
age" 1t takes many years to put even
q country weekly paper on a paying
basis. In nine cases out of ten the men
who publish a paper the first i've or six
years of such papers existence lose
money. Especially is this the case
where the owner or manager Is mex
perienced in the business. Rut after a
paper has struggled through good
times and hard times, has been bought
and sold a half dozen tines, has lost
its earlier owners several hundred dol
lars, has pulled through all the tough
places and arrived at ten or a dozen
years Of age, and has gained a good
circulation and made name at home
and abroad, its success is assured. No
"sudden splurge'' or 'hurrah" can
help a newspaper. 1t must have age
and careful management, and its man
ayers must be something more than
clever politicians, or retired lawyers,
farmers or merchants; they must be
practical newspaper men,
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The new editor OF the PhiIlipsburg HERALD is
5ald 70 De hearty endoIser OF Henry Georges
land taxation theOres.-kirwin Indedendeut.
Hardlyi We believe that Mr.. George
is an honest well-meaning man. We
agree with him that there are greVious
wrongs that ought to be righted, but if
we fully understand his writings, we
do not endorse his teachings. His the
CRY is:
LIST, That no individual should acquire
ownership in real-estate.
I'd, That all the revenue necessary to
the running the Government should be
raised by taxation on land-that all
personal property should go free
from taxation. Mr.. George says the
soil is the property Of God, and that
God has given to every human being a
portion of the soil the same as he has
given them a portion of the air, and
that Governments ought not to sell or
give to a few men the ownership of the
soil, no more than it should sell to GER
tain individuals certain quantities of st
mOsphere, but 1t should manage, or con-
troll, or superintend the land business
in trust for its entire citizenship. Now
we admit the correctness of the state
ment that the earth belongs to the
Almighty, and that every one of his
children has o natural right to a pOr-
ton of the soil as well as a natural
right 10 portion Of air to breathe, but
there are some other things to be con-
sidered in this connection. The land,
in a state of nature is nearly or quite
value!ess. A person cannot live on dirt
or soil alone; labor must be put upon
it before land will produce food, cloth
ing and shelter. God has provided for
enough land for all, but he has made
provisions that we shall till that land,
and without cultivation it is Of little or
no value; and stlll another provision,
that each individual shall be the ALSO
lutte owner Of the fruits Of his own
labor. Hence, as land in the unculti-
waited state is valueless, and is only
made valuable by reason Of mans Ia
Dor on It, and man has a natural right
70 the absolute ownership of his own
labor, which cannot DO separated from
the land, therefore he may become the
owner of the land, and this ownership
may be transferred to another.
But in a certain sense, no individual
does now under our form OF govern
ment absolutely own the soil. 1t really
belongs to the whole people, for if
needed for public improvements, or
for the use of All, it is appraised, the
owner paid for the labor pu5 upon
it, and it is taken and dedicated TO the
public service. Thus it may be seen
that Mr.. Georges position is not
well taken
On the second proposition the HER /
AID differs more widely than on the
first. He would levy ali taxes on land I
and let bank stocks, railroad stocks, |
stocks OF all kinds, money. and credits, /
and personal property of all descrip- I
tionss escape taxation entirely. thus
putting the great burden upon farmers,
and letting the Vanderbilts. the Goulds
and the monopolists and corporations,
little and big, have the benefit of the
governments protection and benifeent
laws entirely free.
The HERALD does not believe that
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NOTICE

Notice il hereby given that we, the undersigned
commissioning, lkeraHGto duly appointed by the
Hon; l., j.. FratL Judge 9f tae district court Of
FhlIlPs county, Kansas, wiz on the lqlh day Of
August A. ID. 1885,. proceed 70 lay Ctf, according
70 law for the Chicago, Kansas and Nebtasza
railway company along the line Of it's route. as
now located, through the county Of Phillips, all
lands necessary for the route for said railroad and
also such lands as may be deemed necessary for
side tracks, depOts work shops, water stations,
material for construction, except timber. the right
OF way over adjacent lands sufficient TO enable said
eompHly 10 construct and repair its roads and
stations aiig right 70 conduct water by acque-
ducts and the right Of Hlaking proper drains. and
appraise the value Of tlal lotlilH of any quarter
section or other lot OF land So taken. a97d assess
the damages thereto; which said lands de5ired-by
said railway company are definitely shown by the
map and profile Of said company line Of railroad
IA said county, filed in the office OF the county
clerk OF said county We VIII commence TO iay
on said route as aforesaid, the line OF said
company railroad as located AT the east line OF
said county. on said day, and viii adjourn from
time 70 time until our labOrs ia this behalf are
completed. Dated this 18th day of July, 1857.
july lo-i D.. II. ELEIsuER,
GEORGE EEEH,
i. p. JOHNSON,
Commissioners.
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ROAD NOTICE.
J q may cOncern

In pursuance OF an order made by the Board OF
County Commissioners OF the cOEnty OF Phillips,
in the state Of Kansas, IN regular session on the
9Th day OF July, A. 1887, notice is hereby given
that i. j. French and p other hOusehOldeIs OF
said county, residing in the vicinity where IL Is
proposed 10 lay out and establish the road below
mentioned, have presented 10 said board theiI
certain petition, praying the laying out and estab
lows:
Commenting at the south west corner Of section
&c town l. range IS, thence north on section lines
as near az practicable six miles 70 the south west
corner OF section Is town 8. range Is and that W
q. Adams, J. W. Edwards aRd jos. Young, view
ers duly appointed, viii meet at beginning OF
road On the 10th day OF August, 4. d. 1857, and
proceed OvieW said road, and 10 give all parties
a hearing.
Witness my hand, and the seal OF said county
affixed my Ofice in said county, this 18th day OF
July, A. D., 1881.
SEAL S. J. HARTdAN.
july 10 County Clerk.
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ROAD NOTICE,
- 49, q 80 conegrll =.

To JOhOHl u may concern
In pursuance Of an order made by the Board Of
County Commissioners Of the county Of Phillips.
in the Site Of Kansas, in regular session on the
9Th dny Of July, A. D. 1887, notice is hereby Civ
en- that Park Bucklew and - Others househOlderz
OF said county re siding in the vicinity where il IS
proposed 20 lay out and establish the road below
mentioned have presented 70 said board their Ger
tain petition praying the laying out and tablsh-
meut OF a public road In said county as follows:
Commencing at the northeast corner Of section
one town s. Eauge 20 and from thence running
west along the township line one mile 70 the north
west corner Of said secfop enc fpm thence north
along the section line between sections e3 gnd IS.
Gown a rang % one mile, ana thut Ben Mar.
Matthew Smith and q. =. Hedm0nd, viewers Only
appointed, viii meet at beginning ot road on the
2llh day OF August A. D. 1851 ana proceed 70
view said road and % give ali parties a hearing
Witness nv hand, aud the seal OF said county,
sHEed N my Office in said county, tniz 18th day OF
July, A. D., 1887. s. J. uARrEASs
rs EAL1 july-l6 County Clerk
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ROAD NOTICE.


To JghOHI Il may concern:
In pursuance Of an order made by the Board of
County Commissioners Of the county OF Phillips,
day Of July, A. D., 1881 nctice is hereby given
that John NOu and 10 others, househOlders of said
county, residing in the vicinity where il is pro-
posed to lay out and establish the road below
mentioned, have presented 20 said board their
certain petition, praying the laying ont and estab
lishment Of public road in said county As fol
lows.
Commencing 40 the north west corner of sec
ton Z, in town 4. range 90, running thence south
on township line, thence east on section line be-
tween sections and Is and and IL, in town
south of range 20, and that Chas Becker, A. S.
Ennis and James Mckay, viewers daily appointed
viii meet at beginning of road the 31st day of
August A. D., 1881, and proceed 10 view said road
and to give all parties q hearing.
witness my hand, and the seal of said county
Affixed NJ Office in said county, this nth day Of
July, a. D. 1887. s. j. HARTMAN,
SEAL iuly-lG. County Clerk.
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ROAD NOTICE.
70 tUh0Dl q nl0lI c0loe5Jlt.

In pursuance Of IN order made % Ins BQzsd Of
County Commissioners OF the county Of Phillips.
10 The State OF Kansas. In regular session on the
5th day OF July A. ID. 1887 notice IS hereby given
that u s. I.ohnes and II Others, househOlders OF
said conntT residiug in the vicinity where il is
proposed 70 lay oHt aud establish the road below
mentioned have preselfsd 20 sllq board their Ger
meat OF public road ~ said eolnty g fohQwgs
Commencing az the aouthEest corner q sec
IS, town s. range 30 thence lQzltl - miles 10 fe
half aectiou corner between sections - and 81
thence west about 50 rode, thence north 8a IailEs
10 interEect ua bic road running east and vest
through section g. togH s. range 20, near the cen
ter Of the northeast quarter % sal4 section $ or
as near said line as is practicable and that John
appointed VIII meet 40 beginning OF road on tA6
28fh day OF Aug. A ID. 1857. end proceed 20 view
safd rssd, aud 70 give all parties hearing
Wines FAY hand, and the seal q a2id county,
aEed as iay 9lee Is said county TINS llth day OF
, My, A. %. 1ssI - y hAisfalAls
TSEAI1 mlTfE County Clerk
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ROAD NOTICE.
IhOlil a mai concern

10 anon a. mag concern
In pursuance OF an order made by the Board of
County Commissioners Of the county OF Phillips.
in the state of Kansas in regular session on tia
9TH day Of July A. D. 1897, notice is hereby Civ
en- that Gust Seegar and IL others househOlders OF
said county residing IN the vicinity where it iE
proposed 10 lay cut and establish the road below
mentioned have presented 10 said board their
certain petition, praying the laying out and estab
lishment Of public road ia said county as fol-
lows
Commencing quarter mile north Of the quarter
corner Of section p and 70 running west on the
quarter mile line through section %, three 10urLns
OF a mile, thence south quarter mile 20 section
line, thence west again 20 corner OF section %
and q. The same 70 be 30 feet in width, all iu
town 4, range 10, and that Ed hurry, Thomas
Sh1nn- and Lee rlvener, viewers duly appoint
ed viii meet at lightning OF said road the 22d
day Of August A. D., 1887, ana proceed to view
said road, and TO give all parties a hearing
Witness any hand. and the seal OF said county
athZeC al my O1ice Ina said county. this 18th day OF
July, A. D., 1887.
SEAL s. j. uAHTlLAE,
July-I6. County Clerk.
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ROAD NOTICE.
70 lgLoDl 1t man c0ucerIl.

L y tCslCNt e mag GglSGCl To-
In pursuance Of an order Hgsnb by tke Board Of
County Commissioners Of the county Of Phillips
In the state OF Kansas, IN regular session on the
5th day OF July a. ID. 1887, notice Is hereby given
that sam Carver and u other hOuSehOlderz Of said
county residing IN the vicinity where II is pro
Toned have presented 70 said board their certain
petition, praying the laying OEt and establishment
Of public road in snid county as 1QllOgs{
Commencing al the northeast corHeE Of see. II
4-l9s and running thence west between sections
e and and Is and in SAID town and continuing
20, and that L. Mccullough, Peter George and
Peter Swanson, viewers duly appointed, win meet
OF beginning OF road the 25th day Of Aug. A.
D. 1887, and proceed TO view said road, and to
give all parties a hearing.
Witness my hand, and the seal Of said county,
afied 1T my ONCE in said county, this 18th day 81
July l. Q, 1887. s. J. HARTAAN,
fhEALl iuly 46 County Clerk
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d lhS tlu4 1856 NO oUOl
Complaint having been entered at this Office by
A j. Colby Jr-s against John W. johnson his
heirs and legal Representatives for abandoning his
homestead Entry No. 1891. dated Aug. Goth, 1888,
upon the east half southwest quarter and Wesi
half southeast quarter section 30, township s.
range i W., IN Phillips County, Kansas, with d
view to the cancellation of said entry; the said
fee on the 9th day OF sept. 1887, at 10 O'Clock a.
M 10 respond and furnish testimony concerning
said alleged abandonment and that said John ".
johnson never resided ON said land and made IL
his good faith home and residence and that he
made the said Hid. for use and benefit OF others
and not for himself as a good faith home
II. A.-YONGE, Register.
July 9Th. ct a. j. HARRIS Receiver.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-07-16
ASTONISHING Success.

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